Do you have a picture looking at the top? Is there a bit of a depressed rim to it? It may be a perfume missing it's dauber...
It looks like 99 (Year probably)
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AF, I saw a couple of the textile pieces did very well. Well beyond estimates. Same with the red rock bear (I really liked that piece)
KOT, nah, you are just a heel
Sorry to see that outcome. I'm guessing you had a reserve on it? A lot of items were going below their estimate.
Here is another Ebay find. This was an unattributted piece I stumbled up with a 'Buy It now" price Franz Welz Vase - Zig Zag Lines decor - 6...
I wonder if they are conveyor heads http://www.gettyimages.ca/detail/photo/germany-upper-bavaria-conveyor-belt-in-old-royalty-free-image/140882906
No problem at all. I have started collecting Czech glass and this is good research for me.
The vase on the left, is most likely "Kralik" The vase on the right is a little more interesting. A gentleman called "Carl Horsch" opened a...
Jake, I am waiting on a little more information. Hopefully I will have things all sorted out for you later today.
Thats a good enough pic. Let me run with it.
No worries if you want to keep it on. You said you thought it had a polished pontil under it? or do you mean a scar that has been ground down
The one on the right is not a Loetz piece. That mark was commonly found on pieces for Export from various manufacturers.(So it would be tough to...
I just posted them. I'll pass on any information I get.
With your permission, I'd like to post these to a Facebook group I belong to. Folks there have a lot more experience than I.
These are just my thoughts regarding the second vase. That appears to be a Loetz Mark on the bottom. But I would need to confirm shape and...
The one on the left is either "Pallme-Konig Green Veined" or "Kralik Veined" (I'm leaning towards Kralik on this one) The other one, I'm not sure...
Well, No link. I'm guessing TOG doesnt want other folks bidding on it ;)
The PPCLI is "Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry" http://www.ppcli.com/
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